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Exploring spirituality and consciousness with an expanded science: beyond the ego with empiricism, phenomenology, and contemplation.

American Journal of Health Promotion March 1, 1991 L L Fahlberg, L A Fahlberg

Spirituality has been recognized as pivotal in health education and health promotion. Although spirituality is often discussed as a dimension of health, there is little evidence of integrating it into educational settings and health promotion programs. The difficulty in addressing the concept of spirituality is related to both its association with denominational religion and our cultural...

DOI: 10.4278/0890-1171-5.4.273 (opens in new tab) Humans Consciousness Psychosomatic medicine Culture +3

The Chinese Room Argument: An Exercise in Computational Philosophy of Mind

Palgrave Macmillan UK eBooks 1991 Ajit Narayanan

By ‘Computational Philosophy of Mind’ we mean the overlap area between ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) and philosophy of mind. This overlap area is attracting increasing interest from a number of philosophers and AI researchers. The origins of the overlap area can be traced back to Turing’s seminal paper in 1950, 1 and to five of the nine objections that Turing himself raised to his own...

Merleau-Ponty's Phenomenology of Sympathy

Auslegung a Journal of Philosophy 1991 Martin J. Matuštík 1 citation

Merleau-Ponty never wrote a phenomenology of sympathy.But his use of sympathy in accounting for human relationships parallels in intent and manner his treatment of perception in the Phenomenology.}In addressing the paradox of alterity, he draws an analogy between perception and sympathy: just as perceptual consciousness founds intersubjective thematic experience, in the same way pre-personal...

[Phenomenology as a methodological alternative for research: some considerations].

Revista da Escola de Enfermagem da U S P April 1, 1990 J Martins, M R Boemer, C A Ferraz

The authors present the fundamental ideas of the phenomenology as an epistemology aiming human sciences which is concerned with the past experiences of the subjects and necessarily uses reflection as a way to consider the facts as they show up. As a methodological alternative for research, the phenomenology seeks the essence of the posed phenomenon and, to analyse its structure the investigator...

The phenomenology of schizophrenia occurring in childhood.

Journal of the American Academy of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry May 1989 A T Russell, L Bott, C Sammons

Thirty-five children, aged 4 to 13 (X = 9.54), meeting strict DSM-III criteria for schizophrenia, are described. The subjects were diagnosed using a new semistructured interview. All were in the normal range of intelligence (mean IQ = 94) and free of neurological disorders. Characteristic auditory hallucinations were present in 80% and delusions in 63% of the sample. The mean age of onset of...

Interpretation, psychoanalysis, and the philosophy of mind.

Journal of the American Psychoanalytic Association 1988 M Cavell

I suggest that a conflict between two philosophical models of the mind so far unremarked in discussions of psychoanalysis is at the heart of questions about its status as a science, the objectivity of psychoanalytic interpretations, and the nature of the unconscious. In philosophy one model is embodied in the tradition of Descartes, Hobbes, Locke, Kant, among many others, which construes...

DOI: 10.1177/000306518803600401 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Humans Mental processes Psychoanalytic theory Psychoanalytic interpretation +1

The Phenomenology of Acute Organic Psychosis

The British Journal of Psychiatry September 1, 1987 J. Cutting 137 citations

The psychopathology of acute organic psychosis was investigated by interviewing 74 patients using the Present State Examination (PSE). Their delusions, perceptual disturbance, thought disorder, and emotional disorder were categorised and then compared with those seen in 74 acute schizophrenics. In acute organic psychosis there was a particular pattern to the delusions, perceptual disturbance,...

The Technology Of The Præternatural : An Operational Analysis and Empirical Study of the Psycho-Phenomenology of Mystical, Visionary and Remote Perception Experiences

1987 P. Nelson 1 citation

In Part I of this thesis, mystical experience is defined in terms of some of the classical philosophical and psychological issues which surround it. It is also connected to the general class of the ‘praeternatural’ which is defined operationally as those visionary and remote perception experiences which have a quality of ‘supernaturalness’ as defined by Hultkrantz. The psycho-phenomenology of...

Measurement of Phenomenological Experience: Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory

Perceptual and Motor Skills October 1, 1986 Ronald J Pekala, Jack Steinberg, V. K. Kumar

The results of two studies suggest that the Phenomenology of Consciousness Inventory has adequate reliability and validity in assessing alterations in phenomenological experience associated with stimulus conditions, such as eyes open and closed, sitting quietly, and an hypnotic induction.